Jörg Weule created KYLIN-1807:
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Summary: Commons-net/SMTP: int
SMTPClient.sendMessageData(javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage mail)
Key: KYLIN-1807
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KYLIN-1807
Project: Kylin
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: Tools, Build and Test
Reporter: Jörg Weule
Assignee: hongbin ma
Priority: Minor
Dear Sirs,
I'm asking for an improvement to "commons-net" component "SMTP":
Unfortunetly sendMessageData returns a Writer where MimeMessage is able to
writeTo(…) an OutputStream.
The MimeMessage has to writeTo(new CountOutputStream(new
WriterOutputStream(smtpClient.sendMessageData(),"ISO-8859-1"))) using classes
from commons-io. Unfortunetly there is no example to implement this and report
the message size.
Why is there not convenience method to send a MimeMessage an returns the number
of bytes send for mail statistics. This would do the job of writing to the
writer and closing that writer:
/* send the message */
Writer w = smtpClient.sendMessageData();
if ( w != null ) {
w.write(...);
w.close();
}
Additionaly:
If we could have a DotTerminatedMessageOutputStream, we could write directly to
the stream without the unneeded character transformation. The
DotTerminatedMessageWriter is not really using the characters and I think this
class can/should be implemented with bytes. When implementing a
DotTerminatedMessageOutputStream, a character count would be fine to report the
size of processed messages and to calculate performance data.
With kind regards
Jörg
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